INREC’10 is the first of a planned series of biennual meetings focusing on the practical aspects of carbon-free energy forms (nuclear and renewables). The meeting covers the synergetic integration of nuclear engineering with electrical power production, coupling to existing power grids and the design of smart grid systems, to intelligent instrumentation and control, and monitoring of processes relevant to radiation safety and nuclear safeguards. Research work addressing other carbon-free energy forms are also welcome.
This conference is not currently accepting submissions.
- Application of technology in training & education
- Simulators
- Workforce development
- Power transport
- Grid-coupling, and smart grid technologies
- Wireless technologies at NPP
- Smart sensors, sensor fusion and sensor networks
- Cyber Security
- Use of smart robots for rendering plant maintenance
- Particles
- X-sections
- Radiation detection technology
- Financing
- Fuel management
- Training and education
- Associated academic programs
- Research reactors
- Production of radio isotopes for peaceful applications
- Government support programs for university faculty and students
- Radiation monitoring
- Shielding & protection
- Nuclear medicine & isotope-based treatment
- Health physics
- Instrumentation & control
- Reactor design, simulation & modeling
- Accidents, risk management and scenario assessment
- Reactor physics
- Thermal hydraulics
- Waste management
- Fuel handling & reprocessing
- Environmental impacts
- Nonproliferation issues
- Safety of nuclear systems
- Professional ethics
- Wind mills and coupling to power grids
- Hydropower
- Solar energy storage and collection
- Carbon sequestration
- Biofuels
- Geothermal energy
- Nuclear renaissance
- Fusion energy
- Renewables and sustainability
- Carbon signature
- Fuel recycling and waste disposal
- Oil shale
- Desalination technologies
- Water transport
- Hydrogen production, transport & storage
- Batteries and fuel cell technologies
- Power conversion technologies
The following people are managers for this conference: